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Estudo da relação da atividade física com os níveis séricos de cortisol e metilação do gene NR3C1 em profissionais da segurança pública do Espírito Santo .
Physical activity has emerged as a promising strategy for preventing and improving both metabolic and mental disorders. The NR3C1 gene encodes the glucocorticoid receptor, which mediates the effects of cortisol on target cells and modulates the consequences of stress response and other endocrine act
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